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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1922
Page
2
A tale in which an old self styled King of the Gnomes abducts a fairy, seizes her wand and seeks to force marriage. The fairy escapes by transforming the pair into a turtle, revealing the fate of the wicked gnome and the wand’s power.
Alice Terry, a 20 year old Indiana native, rose quickly from her hometown to the motion picture capital after catching the eye of a prominent producer. She weighs 115 pounds has dark eyes and light hair.
The piece defends gossip as a natural instinct but warns against malicious talk. It advises avoiding gossip over the telephone tram car or train, on postal cards, with servants or children, or across back fences. It emphasizes speaking in appropriate times and places.
Vacations vary in value as some gain little from time off while others waste days chasing costly trips. Restful low cost outings prove healthier and happier, while overindulgence or overwork during time off increases debt and fatigue. Proper use maximizes health and happiness.
The piece traces the name Pansy to the flower and its French roots meaning thoughts. It notes the flower’s violet lineage, its sentimental nicknames, and adds that Pansy folklore links it to luck and love. Sunday is said to be the lucky day and 3 is the favored number.
Paris reports a new accessory trend a special ring for divorced women featuring a gold Cupid’s arrow broken in two as a symbolic message of separation. The item highlights evolving attitudes toward marriage status and personal style.
A lesson outlines Jesus fasted in Judean wilderness and resisted Satan's threefold temptations as Son of Man, Son of God, and Messiah. It explains divine purpose, Christ's defense with It is written, and the promise that faith and Scripture enable believers to overcome.
A brief quotation notes that one may fail to shine in the eyes of others whether perceived as superior or inferior, affecting both conversation and actions as Greville remarks on social perception.
A concise reflection on faith described as the substance of hoped for things and the evidence of unseen realities, echoing Hebrews 11:1 about belief guiding perception and expectation. The note emphasizes trust beyond visible proof.
A scriptural verse from Leviticus 19 30 urges keeping the Sabbath and honoring the sanctuary with reverence. The passage emphasizes the Lord as the authority over holy time and sacred space.
British critic Harold Hilton notes the open championship shows rapid youth emergence in the United States. He cites Gene Sarazen, Bobby Jones, and John Black among young talents, comparing American youth development to the English climate and recalling Fred Herreshoff and Bobby Jones as teens in notable runs.
The article argues fragrance in plants helps attract insects for fertilization, while florists focus on color and size to “paint the Lily” and may neglect scent as it fades under handling. An ad then promotes Cuticura Ointment for dandruff and itching with a Clean Skin claim using Cuticura Soap and hot water.
Italy has long been noted for producing the best violin strings and violins. The article speculates on why Italy maintains this lead in the craft of string making and instrument construction.
A brief Life magazine quip reflects on the idea of cultivating a woman's voice and its dismissive conclusion, captured in a concise dialogue about societal expectations.
Advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the solution for gleaming table linens offered at all good grocers. The rest of the text reflects on varying viewpoints about habit and thrift, noting early rising and talkativeness as personality traits before a quip about jail.
Edith Jack wants a date set for their wedding while Miss Flytte jokes about finances and engagements. A light exchange on tuning in and car cranking humor frames the scene.
The adage urges a practical review of resources after disappointment. It emphasizes reality over wishful thinking and encourages identifying strengths, gaps, and opportunities to adjust plans.
A proverb notes that judgment is limited by speaking thoughts aloud. It cautions about the impact of voicing opinions too freely and the value of restraint in public discourse.
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